Head coach at utah state is a slow way to further his career.

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Jul 5, 2024
12:03:48pm

D.T. Survivor All-American

Head coach at utah state is a slow way to further his career.

Seems like it would be worth proving himself as a d coordinator for one or two more years and then becoming a P5 head coach depending on his success level at d coordinator.

Head coach at Utah state isn’t much better than head coach at Weber state. Been there, done that for Jay Hill.

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Originally posted on Jul 5, 2024 at 12:03:48pm

Message modified by D.T. Survivor on Jul 5, 2024 at 8:56:11pm

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I'm surprised by how many people are worried that Hill will leave.

Jul 5, 11:25am

He’s already been a head coach. HC at USU won’t prove much more than what he’s already done.

BW84

Jul 5, 11:27am

I get that from a career planning perspective. But from a BYU perspective, it's

Jul 5, 11:28am

It will though. Because he’ll suck there for 2 years at least before making any

puntersarepeople

Jul 5, 12:22pm

Its because he provides a glimmer of hope for a better future.

Jul 5, 11:29am

All he needs is one good year before suitors start lining up.

BlueFever

Jul 5, 11:36am

Big year is probably coming sooner at BYU.

puntersarepeople

Jul 5, 12:35pm

Head coach at utah state is a slow way to further his career.

Jul 5, 12:03pm

The other day, Hans said he thought Hill was hands down the best candidate

Everyman

Jul 5, 12:29pm

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